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A drone attack on one of the last functioning hospitals in El-Fasher in Sudan’s Darfur region has killed 67 people and injured dozens, local activists and a medical source said on Saturday. “Thirty-seven of those injured in the drone strike yesterday died today, bringing the number of victims up to 67,” the source told AFP,
Hot SourceGeneral Overseer of Laughter Foundation , Pastor Gbenga Oso, is Dead
The General Overseer of Laughter Foundation International Ministry, Pastor Gbenga Oso, popularly known as the “Daddy of Million Babies,” has passed away. The announcement was made in a joint statement released by the Oso family and the Laughter Foundation International Ministry on Wednesday.
According to the statement, Pastor Oso “transitioned to glory” on Tuesday. He was described as a revered spiritual leader, teacher, and a pillar of faith who devoted his life to the service of God and humanity.
Pastor Oso was widely known for his unique ministry centered on fruitfulness and childbearing, a calling through which he brought hope to many couples seeking the joy of parenthood. Over the years, he became a household name for his ministry’s focus on restoring hope to families and bringing “joy and laughter to homes.”
Beyond his pastoral duties, the late cleric was also active in community development initiatives, supporting the less privileged and promoting social welfare.
“His legacy of love, humility, and service will continue to guide us all,” the statement read.
The Oso family and the church have called on the public to join them in prayers for the repose of his soul and to support the family during this period of mourning.
The statement, signed by Boluwaji Oso on behalf of the Oso family and Deacon Oluwasegun Dipe for Laughter Foundation International Ministry, said funeral arrangements and details of memorial services will be announced in due course.
Hot SourceMES to Empower Youth, Women, Other Businesses
As part of the measures to boost the economy and lift youths and women, the maiden edition of the Muslim Economic Summit (MES 1.0) – a groundbreaking initiative designed to empower youths, women, and businesses through ethical finance, enterprise, and collaboration has been announced.
The event, themed: ‘Faith, Finance & the Future: Empowering Youths, Women & Businesses for a Prosperous Ummah’, is scheduled to hold on January 17-18, 2026, at the University of Lagos DIL Main Auditorium.
Speaking ahead of the press conference, President, MuassasatNasrulIImWaDa’awat Foundation (MNIDF), and spokesperson for the organising committee, Alhaji Ibraheem Olayinka Adigun, said: “This summit is not just another conference – it is a movement towards economic renewal for our people. We want to equip our youth and women with the tools, training, and partnerships they need to succeed ethically in business and in life. MES 1.0 is a vision to build a prosperous Ummah, powered by knowledge, enterprise, and collaboration.”
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